I wanted a more comprehensive, and easier to read, output of a systems network settings, etc...
I have this set as a Function and it has an alias.
I call theses functions from both PoSh profiles.
This is what the output looks like:
The script:
Function Get-IP
{
Write-Host "Fetching IP info..." -ForegroundColor Gray -BackgroundColor Black
$AdapterList =
@()
Get-NetAdapter | ? {$_.InterfaceDescription -NOTmatch 'Bluetooth'} | %
{
$adapter = $_
$prefix =
(Get-NetIPAddress -InterfaceIndex $adapter.InterfaceIndex | ?
{$_.ipv4address}).prefixlength
('1' * $prefix).PadRight(32, '0') | Out-Null;$bitString=('1' * $prefix).PadRight(32,'0'); $SnM=[String]::Empty
for($i=0;$i -lt 32;$i+=8)
{$byteString=$bitString.Substring($i,8); $SnM+="$([Convert]::ToInt32($byteString, 2))."}
If ((Get-NetIPInterface -InterfaceAlias $_.InterfaceAlias).Dhcp -eq "Enabled") {$DHCP = "DHCP"} else {$DHCP = "STATIC"}
$AdapterList +=
((Get-NetIPConfiguration | ?
{$_.InterfaceIndex -match "$($adapter.InterfaceIndex)"} | select
@{Name='Alias';Expression ={$_.InterfaceAlias}},`
@{Name='Status';Expression ={$_.NetAdapter.Status}},`
@{Name='IPAddress';Expression ={"$($_.IPv4Address.IPAddress) ($DHCP)"}},`
@{Name='SubnetMask';Expression ={"$($SnM.TrimEnd('.')) (/$prefix)"}},`
@{Name='Gateway';Expression ={$_.IPv4DefaultGateway.NextHop}},`
@{Name='DNSServer(s)';Expression ={$_.DNSServer.ServerAddresses}},`
@{Name='MAC';Expression ={$adapter.MacAddress}},`
@{Name='Index';Expression ={$_.InterfaceIndex}},`
@{Name='Description';Expression ={$_.InterfaceDescription}}))
}
Write-Host "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" -ForegroundColor Gray
$AdapterList | % {
$_ | % {
If ($_.IPAddress -match "169.") {
$_.IPAddress = "($DHCP)"
$_.SubnetMask = " - "
}
$Item00 = $_
($Item00 | Out-String).Split("`n|`r",[System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
| %
{
If ($Item00.Status -match "Disconnected") {Write-Host "█ " -fore Red -No
}
If ($Item00.Status -match "Up") {Write-Host "¤ " -fore Green -No
}
If ($_ -match "Index") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor cyan}
If ($_ -match "Alias") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Yellow}
If ($_ -match ": Up") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Green}
If ($_ -match ": Disconnected") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Magenta}
If ($_ -NOTmatch "Index" -and $_ -NOTmatch "Alias" -and $_ -NOTmatch "Status") {Write-Host " " $_}
}
($Item00 | Out-String).Split("`n|`r",[System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries)
| %
{
If
($_ -match "Alias" -and $_ -match "Wi-Fi" -and $Item00.Status
-match "Up") {
netsh wlan show interfaces | % {
If
($_ -match "SSID" -and $_ -NOTmatch "BSSID") {$SSID = $_}
If
($_ -match "State") {$State = $_}
If
($_ -match "Signal") {$Signal = $_}
If
($_ -match "Authentication") {$Auth = $_}
}
Function SplitWrite($arg0)
{Write-Host ($arg0.Split(':')[1]).Trim()
-Fore 11}
Write-Host " SSID:
" -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $SSID
Write-Host " State:
" -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $State
Write-Host " Signal:
" -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $Signal
Write-Host " Auth:
" -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $Auth
}
}
}
Write-Host "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" -ForegroundColor Gray
}
} # End Function Get-IP
set-alias -name gip -value Get-IP |
On GitHub: Get-IP.psm1
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